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Kathryn Hayward

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As seen in: MaRS Discovery District, MSN, MSN Canada, The Globe and Mail, The Toronto Star, Chatelaine, Today's Parent, medRxiv, CHFI-FM, Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice & Research, Designlines Toronto
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Adaptive trials in stroke: Current use & future directions

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By Kathryn Hayward, Emily Dalton Verified, Bruce Campbell, Pooja Khatri
| medRxiv
KSH is supported by a NHMRC Emerging Leadership (#2016420) Fellowship, Heart Foundation Future Leader (#106607) Fellowship, and Award from the Victorian Health and Medical Research Workforce Project, The Victorian Government, The Victorian Department of Jobs, Precincts and Regions, AAMRI and Veski; has received a research grant from the Medical Research Future Fund (2007425); has received support to attend meetings of the World Stroke Congress and World Congress of NeuroRehabilitation; and is...
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A taste of change: Canadian solutions that could help feed the world without trashing the planet

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By Kathryn Hayward
| The Toronto Star Verified
Our eating habits need an overhaul. Growing and processing food is a massive source of greenhouse gases: agriculture alone accounts for nearly half of all methane emissions, two-thirds of nitrous oxide emissions and three per cent of carbon dioxide emissions each year. Already a Subscriber? Sign in Climate change is also making it harder to produce food.
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The secret to Canada’s innovation engine

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By Barry Chong, Jonathan Dekel, Kathryn Hayward, David A. Paterson
| MaRS Discovery District
With thousands of tech geeks gathering in Toronto this week for the Collision conference, southern Ontario is firmly on the map as an innovation hotspot. The region is now home to billion-dollar tech companies, advanced biomanufacturing facilities and cutting-edge research zones. The key to its success: A network of innovation hubs that nurture the next generation of startups so that they can change the world.
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